Sentence examples for law inspectors from inspiring English sources

Under the law, inspectors must also verify that vendors post a "kosher certification form" that shows whether their meat is soaked and salted, and if so, how.

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The $40,000 Christina Stead prize for fiction went to Mark Henshaw's thriller The Snow Kimono, the story of a retired French police inspector and Japanese law professor that shifts between France, Japan and Algeria.

Domestic work was also excluded from the 2004 labour law so inspectors are powerless.

Its 2011 law gave inspectors from the state's Agriculture Department the ability to seek court injunctions against companies that falsely advertise their chile peppers as being from New Mexico by allowing them to inspect stores and audit companies' sales books.

He said that the law requires inspectors of elections to "count and tabulate all votes, ballots or consents, determine the result, and do such acts as are proper to conduct the election with fairness to all shareholders".

The starkest example I could find was in the city of San Diego, where they have a programme called P100 that allows law enforcement inspectors to pre-emptively search the homes of welfare applicants.

Onboard recorders cost under $500 and give law-enforcement inspectors accurate information.

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Under federal law, each inspector makes daily rounds at several processing plants.

Once in office, even amid accusations of campaign donations being exchanged for state jobs, Mr. Blagojevich continued to promote himself as a lonely fighter against the gargantuan pressures of lobbyists and lawmakers — pressing for tougher ethics laws, appointing inspectors general and sending state employees to "ethics training".